Vincent Zhou wins Junior Men at 2013 US Nationals with the second highest score in IJS history (205.26), and did so with a 16 point lead over second-place teammate Shotaro Omori. At age 12 years 3 months old, Vincent is the youngest Junior Men national champion in U.S. history, and has won 3 national titles for 3 different levels in 3 consecutive years. Vincent received a standing ovation for his winning free skate program to “Casablanca” at the CenturyLink Center in Omaha.
Here are some articles about Vincent Zhou winning Junior Men:
Vincent Zhou performing his winning free skate program Casablanca
Vincent Zhou on the kiss and cry
Vincent Zhou at the Junior Men Award Ceremony
Vincent Zhou and Shotaro Omori at the press conference following the free skate
Vincent Zhou with coach Tammy Gambill
Vincent Zhou with coach Tammy Gambill
Vincent Zhou with coach Justin Dillon, the architect behind Zhou’s winning free skate.
Vincent in his Connections Academy outfit
Vincent with his Domo-kun
Wow! Congratulations! You did it again. I’m so proud of you!
Thank you Uncle Vincent! I owe you one for that!
Congratulations Vincent. We share your joy in these moments.
Thank you so much!